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Unemployment rate and wage growth

Labour share in the euro area, its largest Member States and Finland

Labour costs have tracked productivity growth and price rises

Terms of trade no longer weakening Finland's cost-competitiveness

Productivity, prices and labour costs

Adjustment to a demand shock, the competitiveness channel and the real interest rate channel

Finland's current account and external trade balance remain in deficit

Export market share turned towards growth

Relative cost pressure from the non-tradable sector has mitigated in recent years

Relative profitability in manufacturing improved further in 2018

Cost-competitiveness affected by subdued labour cost growth in recent years

Cost-competitiveness has improved in recent years relative to most major trading partners

In 2018 labour cost growth has slower in Finland than in other countries, but cost-competitiveness was dampened by weak productivity developments and appreciation of the euro

Terms-of trade-adjusted unit labour costs lowered relative to other countries particularly in 2016 and 2017

The shift towards services has put a brake on labour productivity growth

Labour productivity growth has widely slowed in manufacturing

Manufacturing is not supporting labour productivity growth as it did before

Capital deepening in Finnish manufacturing has been slow after the financial crisis

Growth in Finnish R&D expenditure has lagged behind other EU countries

Average interrest rate on new corporate loans slightly higher in Finland than in rest of euro area